Black-and-white Border Collie wearing blue goggles and a support harness, standing in a grassy yard

Canine Stroke Foundation

Clear Science Supported Families Focused Research

Our Programs

  • Pet Parent Education
  • Caregiver Resources
  • Veterinary Continuing Education
  • Stroke Research
Black-and-white Border Collie wearing blue goggles and a support harness, standing in a grassy yard

Canine Stroke Foundation

Clear Science Supported Families Focused Research

Our Programs

  • Pet Parent Education
  • Caregiver Resources
  • Veterinary Continuing Education
  • Stroke Research

If you think your dog is having a stroke, get to a veterinarian now. Do not wait to see if it passes. Call your regular veterinarian or the nearest emergency clinic.

Head tilt? Wobbly legs? Eyes darting side to side? Learn the signs of stroke in dogs.

Evidence-Based Information

Explore our database of hundreds of studies and expert-reviewed articles.

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Stroke in Dogs

Practical guides to help pet parents through recovery at home.

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Volunteer With Us

Lend your time, skills, or expertise to help dogs recover.

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Our Mission

Every Dog Deserves a Chance to Recover.

The Canine Stroke Foundation is a nonprofit working toward 501(c)(3) status, based in Nashville, TN, USA. We work to improve the lives of dogs affected by stroke through education, research, and community support.

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Recovery Stories

Hope Is Real.

Every dog's journey is unique. These are their stories.

Submit Your Pet's Story

Has your dog overcome a stroke? Share their journey to inspire other pet parents.

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